<ul data-eligibleForWebStory="true"><li>Meta has won a copyright lawsuit filed by 13 authors who claimed the company used their books without permission to train its AI systems.</li><li>Judge Vince Chhabria ruled in Meta's favor based on the fair use defense, emphasizing that this doesn't give Meta unrestricted rights to use copyrighted material for AI training.</li><li>The authors argued that Meta's AI model could reproduce their work, harming their licensing potential, but the judge dismissed these claims as weak.</li><li>The ruling clarifies that Meta's copying did not present a significant risk of market saturation with similar works, contrasting a separate case where using legally purchased books for AI training was deemed fair use.</li></ul>

Meta wins AI copyright case filed by authors over book use

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